Advanced Venture Capital Modeling

Venture Capital| Deal Process| Model Assumptions| Income Statement| Assumption of Capital Modeling| Business Dev

What you'll learn

Learn about what participation in management has to do with venture capitalism, and also how stages of financing work

Learn about the deal process in length – the concept of the deal process, the receipt of the proposal, considerations for an entrepreneur, and the commonly used

learn about model assumptions

creating assumptions, building the model, federal tax rates, investment assumptions, building a financial model, capitalizing assets, and finally compensation

Requirements

Basic knowledge of finance: Since this course is created for intermediate students, you need to have the basic knowledge of finance to crack the code. To get the most value out of this particular course, you need to be thorough with your understanding of financial accounting, financial statements, ratio analysis, and other fundamental concepts of finance.

Willingness to learn venture capital modeling: If you’re a finance student and you would like to learn venture capital modeling, then there’s no course better than this in the market. But not everyone would like to learn the intricacies of venture capital modeling. If you’re committed, jump in and you would learn everything you need to learn about venture capital modeling in this comprehensive course.

Description

This is the advanced form of what you would have learned in the previous module. This module is much more in-depth and will teach you the nitty-gritty of venture capital modeling. We will start with a brief overview of what advanced venture capital modeling is all about. Since it is more in-depth, first we will understand the basics of venture capital modeling just as a reference or overview. Then, we will talk about what participation in management has to do with venture capitalism, and also how stages of financing work. Then, you will learn about the deal process in length – the concept of the deal process, the receipt of the proposal, considerations for an entrepreneur, and the commonly used add-ons. Next, you will learn about model assumptions in the following manner – studying on the Project Titan, assumptions of Project Titan, creating assumptions, building the model, federal tax rates, investment assumptions, building a financial model, capitalizing assets, and finally other compensation. Then, we will talk about the income statement, the sales & marketing expenses, general administrative expenses, assets in the balance sheet, the cash flow statement, and the debt schedule. Next, we will discuss the period assumption, functions for the quarter, payment on long-term debt, building an offset formula, and calculating personal assumptions. Finally, you will learn about the business development compensations, analyzing with valuation table, the average of the comparable firm, terminal value growth, calculating the finding rounds, sum totals, and pre and post-money valuation. You would be watching 41 videos and the time investment is around 5.5 hours.Venture capital is financing, also a type of private equity that investors provide to startup companies, emerging firms and small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential. To determine such their growth viability there are various financial factors which are considered. These are determined with the help of Venture capital modeling.Through these tutorials we are going to learn about Venture capital, its financial modeling and valuation with the help of a case study. This training would be covering upDCF model of TargetVC modelCap table and returnsTrading and Transaction comps and multiplesConclusion and summarization

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Venture Capital

Section 2: Getting Started

Lecture 2 Basics of Venture Capital Modelling

Lecture 3 Participation in Management

Lecture 4 Stages of Financing

Section 3: Deal Process

Lecture 5 Concept of Deal Process

Lecture 6 Receipt of Proposal

Lecture 7 Considerations for An Entrepreneur

Lecture 8 Commonly Used Add On

Section 4: Model Assumptions

Lecture 9 Study on Project Titan

Lecture 10 Project Titan Assumptions

Lecture 11 Creating Assumptions

Lecture 12 Building The Model

Lecture 13 Federal Tax Rates

Lecture 14 Investment Assumptions

Lecture 15 Building Financial Model

Lecture 16 Capitalizing Assets

Lecture 17 Other Compensation

Section 5: Income Statement

Lecture 18 Income Statement

Lecture 19 Sales and Marketing Expenses

Lecture 20 General Administrative Expenses

Lecture 21 Assets in Balance Sheet

Lecture 22 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 23 Debt Schedule

Lecture 24 Debt Schedule Conclusion

Section 6: Assumption of Capital Modelling

Lecture 25 Time Period Assumption

Lecture 26 Functions for Quarter

Lecture 27 Payment on Longterm Debt

Lecture 28 Payment on Longterm Debt Continue

Lecture 29 Building an Offset Formula

Lecture 30 Calculating Personal Assumptions

Lecture 31 Calculating Total Headc

Section 7: Business Development

Lecture 32 Business Development Compensations

Lecture 33 Analyzing with Valuation Table

Lecture 34 Average of Comparable Firm

Lecture 35 Terminal Value Growth

Lecture 36 Calculating the Finding Rounds

Lecture 37 Calculating the Sum Totals

Lecture 38 Pre and Post Money Valuation

Lecture 39 Overview on Valuation

Lecture 40 Summarizing on Model Aspects

Lecture 41 Focusing on Career Options

MBA/BBA students specializing in finance: If you’re just starting in your finance career, this course may seem a little daunting. But no matter how much effort you need to put in, this course is worth the effort; because this course will take you to the next level.,Financial analysts/professionals: If you’re already pursuing a career in finance and want to learn more about venture capital modeling, this course is ideal for you. You will not only learn the fundamentals and advanced modeling, but you will also get an opportunity to apply what you learn.,Entrepreneurs: If you’re planning to go into the field of venture capitalism, this course may be the most you need. You will learn everything you need to learn about venture capital modeling.